n addition to Zelda and the Super Mario Bros, back in the early 90s another
Nintendo cartoon series also existed, running for 3 series in total. This was Captain N The Video Game Master
and told the adventures of Kevin Keene, a normal teenage boy who was tranported to Videoland and helped Princess Lana
battle against the Evil Mother Brain. Many videogame characters featured, including Simon Belmont, Kid Icarus and Megaman.

It turns out that Link is one of Kevin's favourite videogame characters and he and Zelda actually guest starred in 4 episodes
altogether during the second series of the show. They were voiced by the same people from the original Zelda cartoon but
their appearances were slightly different due to them being several years older. Zelda is now Hyrule's ruler and they also
have all three Triforces rather than just two. The episode synopsises are below along with a few screenshots. Unfortunately I've been
unable to get hold of anything high quality as these are captured from youtube or old videos.

Bad things are starting to happen in Hyrule so Zelda calls the Palace of Power and Simon answers.
Zelda asks for Captain N so he and GameBoy go to Hyrule where Zelda and Link tell them of a rumour that someone is
trying to find a potion that will revive Ganon. Mother Brain then demands King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard also recover the potion.
After searching through se4veral dungeons the gang are about to recover the potion but they are distracted by Ironknuckle and
King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard manage to steal it. Ganon then requests the potion and is revived back to his old self but
Link and Captain N manage to defeat him by deflecting his magic against him.

20. Once Upon a Time Machine

While on a picnic on Hyrule, Kevin's Power Pad and Zapper are stolen.
Kevin and Link follow the thieves through a warp zone.
They end up going through time to the Wild West with a cat named Pero who is trying to get back to his own time. T
he thieves are using Kevin's weapons to power their time machine.
Kevin eventually gets them back. He and Link return to Hyrule,
leaving Pero to get back to his own time on his own.

22. Having A Ball

Mother Brain fires King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard for failing to steal the Triforce from Hyrule.
Meanwhile, Lana decides to throw a royal ball just for the sake of having fun. While Link and Zelda are
at the ball, King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard steal the Triforce for themselves and use it
against Mother Brain. They drop one, which the N Team finds. Zelda grows weak because the pieces are
separated. The N Team finally gets all three pieces back, and Zelda recovers. Mother Brain rehires
King Hippo and Eggplant Wizard and continues to mistreat them.

23. The Trojan Dragon

Dragons steal the Palace's Sun Stone to hatch the legendary Golden Dragon, which will become a mighty warrior.
While Gameboy keeps the Palace's systems running, the rest of the N Team goes to Dragon's Den. In order to sneak
in, they construct a giant wooden dragon with Link and Zelda's help. When Dragon Lord discovers them,
he places the Cursed Necklace on Simon, which will draw the Golden Dragon to him when it hatches.
Lana uses magic fairy water to remove it, and Simon places the Cursed Necklace on
Dragon Lord. Dragon Lord removes the necklace with the fairy water and throws it at the Golden Dragon,
destroying it. Simon catches the Sun Stone, and they take it back to the Palace.

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